The ATRI ethos believes that true education can be accomplished not through imposition but through aspiration. Nothing can accomplish this better than club activities that are ‘by the students, of the students and for the students’.
AART is a robo club formed with students of various branches which conducts seminars, workshops and events throughout the academic year to inspire and encourage students towards R&D activities.
The literary club organizes activities like debate, elocution, essay writing, and general quiz, during the academic year. Competitions are organized on special days like Independence Day, Engineers’ Day, and the Annual Day. Students with talent and inclination are motivated to participate. The club also provides a forum for developing communication skills, and cultivates a creative outlook in students.
Under the umbrella of the cultural club, students are encouraged to organize dramatics, music, painting, singing & dance competitions, etc. These activities tap the creativity of students and go a long way in making them successful as creative professionals. Such activities hone their personalities and allow them to be in sync with other aspects of their being.
This club promises to rediscover man as part of the wonderful creation called Nature. Students here are involved in photo exhibitions, nature protection activities and awareness-building programs on sustainable development.
These clubs are a reflection of new ideas and technologies. They share the latest information on emerging trends, events and personalities involved in designing and working of technologies. In order to encourage involvement in technical activities and enhance professional competence among budding engineers, the college has instituted a number of student chapters of national and international professional bodies. Some of these are:
These student chapters host expert sessions, arrange talks and workshops, which help students in acquiring knowledge and skills on advanced technical subjects. All engineering students are strongly advised to seek membership in technical bodies for academic and professional growth.
